Seminary Scholar Urges Personal Bible Study Techniques
Dr. Fagnani of Union Theological Seminary spoke in Room 134 on how to study the Bible. He urged owning a wide margin personal Bible and noted the Old Testament’s value alongside the New, calling Bible knowledge essential to culture and recommending college courses in Bible study. Several attendees asked questions afterward.
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Fagnani
Union Theological Seminary
Mark
John
God
Call for Bible study course at Barnard noted
Dorothy Herod writes to the Bulletin urging Barnard College to offer a modern nonsectarian Bible course. She cites Dr Robinson’s critique of conventional education and argues that Bible study would enrich culture and knowledge, especially as current offerings are lacking.
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Bulletin
Dr. Robinson
Barnard
Fagnani
Coffin
Ler Eee Barnard
Wus
Dorothy Herod
New Alumnae Duly Earn February Degrees
The following students received their degrees in February: R. W. Brooks, J. FE. Carroll, M. H. Mason, E. F. Mulhall, J. Van Raalte, M. FE. Walker, Olive Wells, F. Holzwasser, M. Tully, F. Hen ricks.
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R. W. Brooks
J. FE. Carroll
M. H. Mason
E. F. Mulhall
J. van Raalte
M. FE. Walker
Olive Wells
F. Holzwasser
M. Tully
F. Henricks
College Girl Crams For Psych Then Flunks Exam
A humorous verse tells of a college student who studies hard for a psychology test yet still fails. It rails at easy material and bluffing, then jokes about bookstore visits and the fate of the loud yet untalented undergrad.
The Shoes that Danced and The Circus Come to Town
Readers comment on theater and performances in town. The piece humorously notes buzzing corridors, tired exclamations, and a skeptical take on The Shoes that Danced while hinting at tickets and an upcoming circus visit.
Barnard Opera Stunt Draws Crowd at Popular Prices
The piece hints at Barnard College events and a circus themed stunt, noting fashionable trends and a memorial monument project. It claims strong reaction to Barnard activities and suggests attendance would prevent later regret, describing it as the best thing since 1912.
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Barnard
Freshmen Gain 6 Points to Wards Field Day
The piece notes freshmen earn six points toward wards field day as the basketball season ends and indoor baseball rises in prominence. It references the season’s close, the shift to baseball, and includes the final class standings with wins and losses, though the OCR text is garbled regarding exact numbers and places.
Worth of the American Negro by Rev S H Bishop
The Rev Samuel H Bishop Secretary of the American Institute for Negroes speaks on March 19 praising educational discipline shown by Wellsley fire victims and college women. He argues worth arises from cultivated human assets not ancestry, citing industrial skill music literature loyalty and Civil War conduct as evidence of intrinsic value.
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Samuel H. Bishop
American Institute For Negroes
Ile
Wellesley
America
Greece
Africa
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